The hard part is making things at scale. And let's face it nobody wants expensive American drones if they can buy cheap Chinese ones.
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The hard part is making things at scale. And let's face it nobody wants expensive American drones if they can buy cheap Chinese ones.
To put things into perspective when people whine about the American held world cup: nobody was thrown out of an airplane.
It led to the hilarious situation were they have to wear pink shoes so that the audience looks at them.
We can all be very happy the US is not the sole owner of nukes lol.
It was much easier in colonial times when everyone owned a desert or remote island
To my knowledge Ramstein has never been hit by a suicide terrorist or drone.
Unfortunately my European brothers and sisters prefer to live in open air museums. However slowly but surely skyscrapers have been creeping up into the Netherlands- you just can't beat the efficiency.
In America this is done according to wealth and status. In my country this is done according to medical status.
Moscow was surprisingly capitalist. They noticed they could sell their resources to the West for dollars or give them away to their communist "allies".
They'll act if someone threatens to sue otherwise Google doesn't give a shit as long as they get paid.
And any US hospital administrator will pump that injured foreigner for all he or she's worth. At least the quality of care is decent.
The Chinese economy has real weaknesses make no mistake about it and a competent US leader could have worked with his global allies to exploit them.
Dutch people really handle hierarchy poorly and prefer "flat" organisation style. Anyone who acts as the boss doesn't last long.
I always found that talking to computers is incredible stupid and only looks good in Star Trek. But I am apparently the minority in this because every car, phone and television has a voice activated interface.
There was scandal with Siri that lasted for about 5 minutes.